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CBS could have been called a circus on Halloween, as shown by Dave Yager in his halfman-halfwoman costume. Margie Berg is one of many who chose to have her face painted for Halloween. Ms. Lynn Staudacher, an art teacher, wears a blue wig, which puts her in the Halloween mood. 32! Halloween
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1.,xQ-EPQQ! Debbie Anderluh and Justin Synnes- vedt make a grand entrance. 1978 King and court: fl torj jim McCauly lsoph. att.J 8: Lori Finn, Bill Knapp Qjunior att.J 8: Kirsten Schoen, jedd Nabonsal QKingj 8: Brianne Bremer, Chuck Gattone fsenior att., 8: Sue Swanson, Mark Kamin ljunior att.J 8: Collette Bucher, Robert Lopez Qfrosh. attj Sn Kim Miller. Maria Dalber and Mike DiBenedetto arrive at Prom. Terri Langdon and her date are en- joying Turnabout together. Dana Filliman and Frank Sclavenitis dance away the night. Turnabout Sr, Prom!31
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AFS students celebrate Halloween by carving pumpkins in the science classroom. Costumes display Halloween spirit Among the traditional ghost and goblin garb worn on Halloween, GBS found it- self, on October 31, hosting such bizarre characters as the halfman-halfwomen, the jail- breaker, and a male go-go dancer. Though annually only a fraction of the students par- ticipate in dressing up, the day has always been labeled a success. What makes the day so special is not the number of students who wear cos- tumes, but the enthusiasm shown by those who do. Mr. Nick DuPont tries an new ap- proach to teaching his English class, Many students didn't get into the spirit Knot literallyj until they got to school. The Art Department helped some students by face painting. Those who forgot or were scared to dress up for the day, then got a second chance to join the celebration. Halloween just wasn't an- other holliday here at GBS. Students wore costumes not only for fun, but to expand themselves by doing some- thing out of the ordinary. They were in a sense, looking for spooks. Halloween! 33
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